Sentence examples for extensive auction from inspiring English sources

Wrapping up the most extensive auction of properties ever by an American corporation, Tenneco Inc. said today that it expected to receive $7.3 billion in cash from buyers of its oil and gas properties.

The sale at the Omni Parker House hotel in Boston, billed as the most extensive auction of Kennedy-related memorabilia this year, comes just weeks before the 50th anniversary of the president's assassination in Dallas, Texas, on Nov. 22, 1963.

The extensive auction is selling off a total of 500 different Office props, from the Band-Aids that Andy wore on his chafing nipples during the Fun Run to the glass door from the Dunder-Mifflin Scranton branch, suite 200 and more.

An outdoor cocktail reception and extensive silent auction will follow the conclusion of play.

Arguably the greatest fantasy artist and illustrator of all time, Frank Frazetta's storied, five-decade career has just been celebrated through an extensive solo-auction of the artist's works spanning many mediums including over 100 illustrations, paintings, comics, and sculptures.

Medici, it turned out, was a prolific black marketer with extensive contacts in auction houses and museums.

Mr. Moser's flag shreds are the star lot of an extensive space memorabilia auction being held in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday.

We present an extensive breakdown of the auction design space that captures the essential similarities and differences of many auction mechanisms in a format more descriptive and useful than simple taxonomies.

The deals followed a lengthy, extensive and closely watched auction process originally initiated by shareholder activist pressure.

Until his extensive art collection was auctioned off after his death in 1953, few had even known of its existence.

Penzler says that he's run out of space, and the beneficiary is Swann, which will be auctioning off his extensive collection of British espionage fiction on April 8. Naturally, James Bond features prominently here, with twenty-five relotsd lots, including a first edition of "Casino Royale," from 1953.